water in the Moon....interior?

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Jul 24, 2017, 1:27:11 PM7/24/17

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The Moon's Interior Could Contain Lots of Water, Study Shows
Space.com 2h ago
https://www.space.com/37596-moon-interior-could-have-water.html

Moon's interior may contain water, Brown University scientists say

[Phys.Org]

Scientists spy new evidence of water in the Moon's interior
Phys.Org 2h ago

https://news.google.com/news/story/dmxcLN_kgsn7b_M7U96KOpYjsfzeM?ned=us&hl=en

(i don't know what they mean by "interior", maybe it's just a way to add a word that's unique to old headlines news)
(in order to rehash old news, you goota add new words to the headline so that google puts it in top of their search page)
(if you copy and paste the WSJ headlines you find it's always on top because the wsj uses unique words in the headlines)

Are they talking about underground oceans in the moon?

What is missing from NASA's water Headlines is...

How come they don't announce that there 'may/could' be Aliens living under the ground..drinking the water, living in
the water, etc.???

According to NASA FAKE Science, if there is water there is Life there.

So, where are the announcements of ...underground Aliens in outerspace????

Or at least...ancient aliens from the moon?

Where the fuck is the Fake ET????

Are they waiting for another HG Wells????

Ooo eee, ooo ah ah ting tang
Walla walla, bang bang

The Starmaker

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Jul 24, 2017, 3:07:59 PM7/24/17

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The Starmaker wrote:
>
> The Moon's Interior Could Contain Lots of Water, Study Shows
> Space.com 2h ago
> https://www.space.com/37596-moon-interior-could-have-water.html
>
> Moon's interior may contain water, Brown University scientists say
>
> [Phys.Org]
>
>
> Scientists spy new evidence of water in the Moon's interior
> Phys.Org 2h ago
>
> https://news.google.com/news/story/dmxcLN_kgsn7b_M7U96KOpYjsfzeM?ned=us&hl=en
>
> (i don't know what they mean by "interior", maybe it's just a way to add a word that's unique to old headlines news)
> (in order to rehash old news, you goota add new words to the headline so that google puts it in top of their search page)
> (if you copy and paste the WSJ headlines you find it's always on top because the wsj uses unique words in the headlines)
>
> Are they talking about underground oceans in the moon?

soory, i shudda wrote ...interior oceans in the moon.

>
> What is missing from NASA's water Headlines is...
>
> How come they don't announce that there 'may/could' be Aliens living under the ground..drinking the water, living in
> the water, etc.???
>
> According to NASA FAKE Science, if there is water there is Life there.
>
> So, where are the announcements of ...underground Aliens in outerspace????

soory, i shuda wrote ...interior Aliens in outerspace...

Whose NASA's interior decorator, Stevie Wonder????

The Starmaker

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Jul 24, 2017, 9:22:02 PM7/24/17

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No one seems to mention how does Mars's ..."interior" looks like.

maybe matching red pillows...

The Starmaker

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Jul 25, 2017, 1:33:37 AM7/25/17

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Has anybody ever seen the "interior" of Jupiter?

(i'm doing by best to use Brown University scientists lingo)

is it a gay university????

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Jul 25, 2017, 1:43:05 PM7/25/17

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It didn't take long for an ocean to show up on the Moon, did it?

UPDATE: Ocean of water inside moon could create colony...
https://www.rt.com/viral/397417-water-beneath-moon-surface/

But, but..wat about all those fishes in the ocean????

I mean, I never heard of an ocean without...fishes, have you?

Certaintly it has to have ...fishes! It's logic.

ocean...fishes
clown...circus
soldier...war

If there are clowns on the Moon, then there would have to be a circus there, otherwise why are the clowns there????

Am I the only one who discovered fishes in the Moon???? I'M A FUCKIN GENUIES (how do you spel geniues, i cannot seem to get that right!)

(my spel checker is mad at me, it refuses to check my speling)

I have a racist spell checker...

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Jul 30, 2017, 2:48:17 PM7/30/17

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If you dig a hole on the moon, and you hit water...the first thing you will see is a fish!

Now, does it matter?

It doesn't prove...anything.

It doesn't prove there is life on other planets because...the moon is not a planet.

(by your definition...to me it's just a rock that revoles around the sun)